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MATE: LLM - Powered Multi-Agent Translation Environment for Accessibility Applications

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  • Haebom

Author

Alexandr Algazinov, Matt Laing, Paul Laban

Outline

In this paper, we present a multimodal accessible multi-agent system (MATE) to address accessibility issues. MATE helps users with various disabilities interact with digital environments by performing modal transformations according to the user’s needs, such as converting images to speech for the visually impaired. It supports various models, from LLM API calls to custom machine learning classifiers, and maintains privacy and security through local execution. In addition, it extracts accurate modal transformation tasks from user input through the ModCon-Task-Identifier model, and provides real-time support by integrating with institutional technologies such as healthcare services. We have made the code and data accessible by making them open on GitHub.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Providing comprehensive accessibility support for users with a variety of disabilities.
Improving digital environment accessibility through customized modal transitions.
Flexibility through LLM API and custom ML model support.
Enhanced privacy and security through local execution.
Possibility of real-time support through integration with institutional technologies.
Expanding participation in research and development through open source disclosure.
Excellent performance of the ModCon-Task-Identifier model enables accurate task identification.
Limitations:
Extensive testing and validation in real-world environments is required.
Additional model development and improvement is needed for various disability types and user requirements.
The performance of the ModCon-Task-Identifier model may depend on the user-defined dataset.
Further research is needed into the scalability and potential performance degradation of the system.
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